A Financial Coup: How the Deep State Is Using Manufactured Crises to Seize Power

A Financial Coup: How the Deep State Is Using Manufactured Crises to Seize Power

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“This is economic sabotage. Whether through malice or incompetence or, more likely, both Trump is isolating the United States on the world stage, tanking the markets, worsening inflation, and burdening working families with the cost of his 18th-century cosplay. These aren’t policies. They’re performance art. And the rest of us are footing the bill.”—Oregon’s Bay Area (blog post) What we’re witnessing is the calculated use of emergency powers to concentrate power in the hands of the president, enrich the […]

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Get Ready for a BIG Money Print, Says Larry Lepard

Get Ready for a BIG Money Print, Says Larry Lepard

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With James J. Puplava, CFP®, CTS™, CES™, CIS™, CFS™, CAS™, CSS™, FPWM™ Mar 21, 2025 – Are you ready for the next big expansion of the US money supply? Jim Puplava interviews Larry Lepard about his fantastic new book, The Big Print, where he talks about the math behind climbing US debt and US interest expense, which…

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Second Amendment Roundup: Supreme Court Decides VanDerStok

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On March 26, the Supreme Court decided Bondi v. VanDerStok, holding that ATF’s 2022 regulatory expansion of the definitions of “firearm” and “frame or receiver” is not facially void.  The Court read the proceeding as a facial challenge only and offered no opinion on whether the regulation would be valid as applied to specific items.  As long as the definitions may be validly applied to at least something, Justice Gorsuch wrote for the majority of seven justices, they […]

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Brown University Targets Student Journalist for Emailing Administrators

Brown University Targets Student Journalist for Emailing Administrators

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Alex Shieh, a student reporter for The Brown Spectator, is being investigated by Brown University. His alleged crime? Asking administrators about their jobs. On March 18, Shieh emailed each of Brown’s 3,805 non-instructional full-time staff members, asking them to describe the tasks they performed in the past week. The university began its investigation two days later. With Brown running on a $46 million deficit and annual tuition and fees set to increase to a combined $93,064 this July, […]

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What Is War Good For?

What Is War Good For?

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It’s a common belief today that all war is evil. This is especially true in the wake of the confusing quagmires that have come to characterize warfare in the 21st century: Afghanistan, Iraq, and now Ukraine. Continue Reading…

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Ready for Gibson’s ‘Acid Trip’ Resurrection?

Ready for Gibson’s ‘Acid Trip’ Resurrection?

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After two decades of speculation following Mel Gibson’s groundbreaking The Passion of the Christ, it’s finally official: a sequel will begin shooting this summer in Italy. Like the first film, The Resurrection of the Christ will seek to challenge audiences as a wild work of cinema in a world (and a Church) growing devoid of anything like bold originality in art. Rome’s Cinecittà Studios confirmed the upcoming shoot of Gibson’s second biblical epic to stoke the fervor achieved by his 2004 runaway […]

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